Sentence examples for kind of intoxication from inspiring English sources

It was girls, girls, girls: a kind of intoxication of its own.

When a dancer lodges movement under your skin, balletomania becomes the best kind of intoxication.

The company also maintains that Sativex, when taken properly, does not cause the kind of intoxication that people routinely experience from smoking marijuana.

They send us home with the warning that our orgasmic state is a kind of intoxication.

We will have a zero tolerance policy for any kind of intoxication.

Last night, our bass player and I smoked a hefty load of the shit in hopes of gleaning some kind of intoxication off of it, but just wound up with throbbing headaches that challenged our sleep.

Al Kennedy's most recent short story collection is What Becomes A perfect day out would incorporate eating, various kinds of intoxication, birds, some walking, some kind of sea-mammal experience – pinniped (say, a seal) or cetacean – a bit of kissin-an'-a-cuddlin', sleep, and a bit of an adrenaline rush.

In addition of causing different kinds of intoxications, S. aureus has been the most common etiological agent of festering infections that attack different tissues and/or organs (e.g. furuncle, carbuncle, abscess, myocarditis, endocarditis, pneumonia, meningitis, bacterial arthritis) [ 2, 3].

Even televised and interrupted with insipid commentary, the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics, overseen by the film director Zhang Yimou, achieved a rare kind of mass intoxication.

And it's abetted by the fact that splitting our attention between real and virtual worlds can produce a kind of neural intoxication, research shows.

But that eagerness, over all, translated into playing that had a kind of clean intoxication to it, pulling the listener along through a robust Minuetto to close by smoothing the virtuosic tangles of the Allegretto-Vivace.